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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
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The training Of teachers a speciality.
Pupils eight years old ar3 atmltted into the
Preparatory school.
For catalogue or information apply 20 ibe
PRINCIPAL corner Of Tenth and Marshall
streets
Cnlce hours from9 % 10 A. VI. 40 s-3w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
SCHOOL or MUSIC.

Mss NELLIE DUSIMAN. Director, Plano.
Thorough Bias. aud HARMONY,
MIs ANNIE LOUISE GKlsWOLD, fOclllg-
ton nuG Class Singing
Mrs MARY GENTRY TUCKER. Piano.
Pupils not otherwise connected with tl1
school arc received In this department.
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DRUGS. UEDECINE~, &C.

I HAVE LAID IN 4 FULL AND
/ VAILED ASSORTMENT OF HARD-RUB-
BER AND LEATHER TRUSSES, which oier
at very low prices. My experience In the
asy huns iusilhee me IN guaranteeing per
feet it, PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY.
X. G. CABELL. JR.. Ap0ihecary,
Third bnd Main streets, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

ENGCRSB0SS. %c-
RlCHMOhD. FREIEEICgsBUEG AND POr0NACD
2 RAILROAD tOHPANY,
RICHMOND. Va, September 10, 1871.
ON THE OCCASION OF TIE CEN
~ TENNIAL ANNIYERSANY OF tho adop-
ton of iLc FoGet al Constitution
EXCURSION IIfkEi~
viii 20 sold 20 Philadelphia tom september
lsth a. i,th. inclusive. 81
SsF,
good 20 return uun september 20, inclusive.
Rate tor military AMI o.urr organizations in
uniform, travelling in bldie, Of twenty-five or
moro on one ticket, going aud returning. $50
ffrr0fffa. 4. 4. TAYLOR,
-e fi.6t General Ticket Agent
2 Asst MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
~ 10 Ashland Park MONDAN NIGHT, sep
ttmter lgtl. irain 4eayo3 Elba AZ f:3O Re-
turning. leaves Park a. ~ F. VI. Good string
land. Round trip, 90 cents. Committee: loD
pclccvtl, 4. i. NalstOn. SO il-'t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

VIRGINIA MECHANICS
INSTITUTE NIGHT SCHOOL
or TECHNOLOGY,
PRACTICALLY rRGE1
lNsTITUTEHALL,e . NORTHN;NTHsrRGEr
SESSION OF lsS7-sS
Wrist Half Session will begin MONDAY NIGHT,
OCTOBER 3, lesl.
Second Haf Session will begin MONDAY
NIGuI. fErRCAET q, ISIS,
INSTR CToRS:
BURGWYN.
PRfycIPAi. ANp INSTRUCTOR o. TEG0S0NgrEY,
APPLIED MECHANICS. ARCHITECTURAL cos
sTEUoIION AND LN9lNEEhNo.
HIGuAN.
ASSISTANT INsIHUcroR o. ARcHTEcruRiL
CONSTRUCTION.
UK.GEFFIrHS.
INSTRUCTOR or MECHANICAL Dls-GN.
i. ". LINZ.
INSTRUCTOR oF INSTRUMENTAL DRAWING.
WEN FINEE,
ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR or lVsTRUgssrlL
l'sahl th.
WILLIAM J.. SHEPPARD.
INSTRUCTOR or FREE Ii>p DrA0mG.
u. de SYLVIA,
ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR Of FRge-iltSo DRAW
ISi.
LYON q. TYLER
l,.rRrCr0R OF Cla+''. AMI e.
GEORGE 5. CREN law
INSTRUCTION OF AHirHNErc-ClistA
REUBEN sHlRREPFs.
ISsrRUCT0R OF ALGEBHA AND GEOMETRY.
". ". POOL,
INSTRUCTOR oP BOOK EEErING.
G.. n. UHNER.
AsIsrANr INSTRUCTOR oP Bo1K-KEEr,SG.
az. CHARLES IT, CHALKLEY,
I>sInUCIoH OF CHEMISTRY, ELECTRICITY. ANo
PIn-lcs.
Application for ma'ricllatou -hoIil bo mai'
90 THOMAS ElLElI, Secretary. on "r ooioi'
SoItcr.i er -l,p.
~ }. WHTEHURsr, Chairman;
HENRY g. JONES
IS. H. -lNoN~.
so l6-so.l0t Committee on HicAt school.
NAZARETH HALL
NoEAyIAN POAgDNG-sCHooL
FOR Hu1S,
Nazareth Northampton county Penn.
Crrai1r- sent on Application. s'Ij 1t
grISS y. W. COLQCITTs
VI SCHOOL. seo WEST GRACE ~UEGL
Neyt -o--iou viii aagin Iti it>hhI, striE,-
Hr. l5cH. Circulars may oo haI Of tho .in-
cila. co.. u West, Johnston g. 60. 80 ioodi9s
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTI-
II TUTE
ruiRTY-sIXTH SESSION Opens sEPrEN-
Der iirn.
The urse ~ study f. arranged in eight srp.-
rate schools, and accorlnaD tao Cmgar'I'y
course.
FACULTY:
Miss SALLEY -. HAMMER Principal, Latin,
Philosophy and English Literature.
IROFF.soR CHARLES %. WINSTON, LID,
Natural Science and Mathemttir-.
MISS LULA EDDY graduate Cornell iliYer-
city, History. English. an1 Mathematics.
MADAME &. GIILLAlME, French.
MADAME JEFF TEN0LtR, German.
Miss MAMIE LANDkJM, Principal Prepara-
tor. school aud spanish.
Miss ALICIA h. LAIRD III Europe, Drawing
snd Painting.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Mss NELLIE DUSlMAN. Director, Plano.
Thorough Bass, aud HARMONY,
MIfs ANNIE LOUISE GRlsWOLD, hOclilg-
ton and Class Singing.
Mrs. MARY GENTRY TUCKER. Piano.
Pupils not otherwise connected with Tho
school arc received In this department
Tho training Of teachers a specially.
Pupils eight years old ar3 aimlttrd into The
Preparatory school
For catalogue or information apply 10 ne
PRINCIPAL corner Of Tenth and Marshall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

NJYRTLE LODGE. No -. ~
Va KNIGHT or PYrHlAS: ArrnI IS y
o stated meeting ot yolg lotse liil'.-. ts7.d
friday LNENING az B O'Clock 20 your ~
castle (Jourorlial hall. full aucud- &Gr1
1ncc g. desired.
By order of The Chancellor Comma1lor
90 1911 JOHN W. GLENN. f.. of a. nnt =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

IN. John T. Ford, proprietor Of the Grand
OIorG- House. Baltimore. pronounced 10 tho
very best exhibition ol ifs Kind.
Admission, -. 3d. and Soc. Reserved seats
%. extra sale Of seats ~ tox-0llce saturday
morning at O'clock. 1873 .o-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16

HOME INFLJENCE.
HOME COMFORTS.
COMPETENT TEACHES,
COMPLETE coz fr.

For illustrated catalogue. al1rn.,
o.. !. MASSEY. Principal.
fy ef-dEwem SuIutnr. FL
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rrcFrss0R u. y. BRISTOL
EQrE~ CURRICULUM.
svrEUIoR BAND AID ORCHESTRA.

- PERFORMING ANIMALS. ID
< = Including iiOt-c-, Ponies lut Hairs. . ?
travelling b. i.oir magnificent plror Gags.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-16
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTI-
IL IIIE.
TURTY-slNrH SESSION OpENs SEPlEN-
IEE Ifru
Miss SALLEY B. HAMMER prlurlpal, In

Tho urse ~ study f. arranged .n eight srr,-
rate "srhools, and accordn.to TAO Univ
course.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

mnrnhsr. hns he ems anally allowed 10
laks q e s lee On ske Old Isslamenk
BE wns . Ersa4 saasrsf fi0m Tbeamat1e
Rsus. hrgaRha By e1posuRe co ths hunl-
inR Esd. Between the pai1g e hl9
Ei1ha snd IT, distrAsliona q his n11.-
po@ his tampeF eftsn E1Re weys bus Dc
natuTnl dsspoItig1 was really kind and
bansxulsnE he did il 1s7g, bui kis n
agmlfiss did nea prsvenA his at1sns.1n
% business up 20 The last boar o. his
Hfs. Ths dsstiales q the arm sznce
- 6saah Of Bsr0n L6snel have rested
Il shs h9nds o. his three Bonss o. whom
sIx Nafhnnish TIE press1t Lierd koees-
ehitd, a n reality the FuieR q TIE Tor
tunes Of the London 6ru. The entire
family b sin anited IL it, business IN
teEests. and thstf eel known oantion
ssiil rnlss tRe dealings Of ths houss. II
they oousinns 10 ealtivsts TIE business
virines which thsy have maintained fos
nearly q esutury. the hrna musi sxenta-
ally bsooms Q dynasty, Whose vide
sufead cover and iHdasnes, thonRh
resoRnizsd By M constitution, VIII IA
sxceed those Of any ruling family u
KuRuuo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07
GIVE THEM A CHANCE.


That is 10 say, your lungs. Alss sll
your breathing machinery. Very won
deFful machinery Il Il. Not only the
larger air passages, but the thousands
Of little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When shose are el0gged and choked
with matter that ought not 10 be there,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And vhat they do, they cannot do we'll
Gall IL cold, cough. Group. pneumonia,
catarTh, consumption or any Of tie
family Of throat and nose and head and
lung obstrnctions, all ere bad. All
one sure way 70 Rsi rid Of them. That
u 10 take BOshee's German Syrup,
whioh any druggist will sail al 70 cents
a bottle. Even IL everything else has
failed yeu, yoa may depend upon this
for oer2Ain action. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

rnxHra kRrn1. wEzsuswrm.
sTha FIsst Hssstnar 4 - tills. ~
ssrSss1nsE aEsup ox dcGs1 aNzslene g
mho are anaeYig lIsaamtna 70 : Tloii1
esEo b. chsrntnR yen b vhite So
d. 1hs isvoFifs fsllyIea Ffase h ~
houss 4 ate nprer en6 % - pg1nelgai
all sEaelfoSiiv araEnte8 ffDm t1s
fass AZ - All b Analy eaFEEd optR
mnndmwk. a huaa arMnl3e GnA plaess
= whish 20 fEs wss barEin9 o. eouE1s,
3 hsss; also lena l1W ssats blllt b ne
hnmne. ana uph1isfaEed fooki1g and
o4her easy shnirs. and round haagy
oaffn aabis IAdsn VIII books, uaR8r
xinea, papeF2, faney-woKk and SD
/ Aems'H fsmp 10 80 eeu1eK.
Tdid not woadsE e. ! nank down II .
aoffty cuHtiensd saat. and p3cks1 - ID
l Qnsen's 5uhifne nambnr 81 tAe L9ndcn
/ 9rapaS<. f,na1 Eo1ks Iogn % fingef - thtl
/ inyfaina spo4. TIE f6oEn and Weod90Ek
Of ne hall, mnaie ard dlniuR rooms ere
| q oak- RaQa IL On thsss e0of1. and
sons biaok bsaF akiua, ths latter fFom
OrsR0n. Oza rug In NE hail b sho1-
aand years ED, I au told. Il u very Nn1
| 10 tsTsurS, anc its ooloEs are beautiful.
1 Ia aacanding The se8iFa oonHpisuo1a
sbjset u fhe bad and antiers Of an ELI
heDds8mely nzuauted, nent on by-e
l frisnd Who resides Ia Portland, Oregon
The 90 slaiT rooms are arranged V
saiesa,- chambers With cEoaEiDg and
bath fooms adjoining. Baeh msmbeI
Of tbs family has Q set o. apaFtments
ana ID Cd 3 way the greater part OF tht
ssnss Il 10 use, bat b. oonde1sinR fheD.
selves In leza liberal QQaStegs Eeqi
ment nsaFly eouid Be d0nieiled there
OLTlEPIA. !.
BH1DoxPsHT. Coxz-Jaly 3, 1ss7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

New Dangeness is situated on tha
Straits Of Fnca, some twenty miles west
By north Of Port Townsend. It's loca-
lion is picturesque. On The brow Of Q
hill. overlooking the Straits, the eye
stretches over an sxteat Of ocean and
rests on ehs rugged scenery Of Van
oouvef Island. Six lighthouses are
within visW and the electric lights Of
vistorie, which are distant seventeen
miles, are distinctly visible on clear
nights. Below The city 70 q long, curved
and narrow strip Of land stretching oat
into the sea and locally termed the
~Spit.n DunRenesa and is vicinity has
q population Of about 500 and 10 MAKING
rapid progress. q marked increase IN its
population being distinctly noted dnr-
ing the past tWo years. There are two
hotels, twe stores, poss and telegraph
ofaeea. eoapty baiidings, jail and ether
ofHees IN the town. A mail from Port
Townsend. GER steamer Dispatch. Gap
tain James Morgan. arrives bi-veekIy,
tho1gh . daily mail 10 much 10 be de-
sired.
This part Of the country is veil suited
for agriculture. potatoes and grain Be-.
INA the staple articles ef peo6uca. Oar
ine tAe fall and winter Q schooner L
kept constantly employed 10 carry the
eEpost trade. and there 10 besides
steamer and sooS transport.
The dairy farms Of the district are
veil managed. Nj. II. n. DAVIS poe
seesea some hne Jerseya whilst WiIian
Hall DAVIS has senae thorough bred Hol-
steinA 10 The spFing Of this year II. o.
Garneld iraportad high bred stallion,
~leang Stranger" lie h fns steppeF,
has psFfsct action, and "a Iittls ever
thfes years OLE. The yoke oxen Of this
locality are favorAhly known all ever
tie eo1nd eountrT, and there b quite q
demand fer them a The highest pFioem.
s<quim, part and parcel Of NeU
DanReneSA has soue ane sheep passsf-
aee. and aapplies tha naEksta Of Poeta
Discovery and Tewnssnd With muaton,
a. eel - sAtlsfyins he hons demand.
4 lAfzs quantity Of WOOL ts also az
ported.
AltoEstAsr his district Is in four
tshinR conaitiou.
NEu DuxdKNrs4. AuR. 3, 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

EoE 9ALsH
- - -, 1900 ana Stable, kAos-
ar.eh I'D tsckann streets. $4aS.
Lea q 81 S Tsrry's la. hsuSs AnA M
y. f.s:s q "a ssa Is. h Il McAIssE's sss sna
TIE absus lots n u q Nozaa - So, -
n a NaVrar1lsg /. A. W nshiDg t1n, &s1A
Ios1 5 aEd 8 b q3 TsxrTs u &1AeA
fyIaarea lueR. u TaWlcEla. ~
TS-sa I'D a n = YezIefs fat, 80
a bargain, furnished restAurAnl seoa
IL sese rs1oh. 80 pruns sHssA 8 mics
eI Tu r1Se "a; r-snurnufa sz7s and el20a
CITY hofsl 5000. Steam iaan1x1. -
Icon and lodging housa. .ecent
Tnenf eiains' PAT bottom land. ~. I'M
pgored Fnnches. $50 70 $500 -. :.
Mortgages On solid properly S.ss -
el90o0 CITY and cQunLf - *M
Complets boarding ard lodgnS
house. u roomr, On CommeroAAa
WAmTED.
To loan $50 and $500 On goa seea.a. s.
Houses 20 rent. Money nnr tnxesslh1Ae'
Womsn and girls a. $le % -
FOR RENT.
Fruit and vegetable garden. near q = :.
improved farm, II acres oulnyAeeo. ~
| fruif trees, small fruit and farming toolA
Rusissss Offices sndstoreA.
50 acre ranch. 6 miles from town, gooo
4 BUILDINGS, rent on shares.
Houses and roma furnished ana unfuf'
$3.50 CRANE & DICKEY.
Wash. Ter. Employment B1roau, neal
cor Commercial and washington stTeets
Seattle. Mns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07
ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY,
TAoosk, WASH. TN,
A BeaFdias aaa Day Behesl ios Grin.
$4,000 ENDOWMENT.
Christmas Term: Begins tire
second Thursday In
September
$4,000 ENDOWMENT.

TNHE BEsF INSTRUCTION u GIyEE IN
i Engiizh, 6er1an, Fssneh, La'ins mzaie
drawing asd paintinH
Pupns ars taksn Ar asss ana a ahg tina.
Il 4 tmpaEtaa1. hoGavoE, % entsr early n ne
term. ne daulm e tha sckaol b - Furnish
pleasant cnri1tta1 hens wboEo Siria ca ~
eeIEs th.Rsnah aFIlsmat1e inslTuefi9n, con-
ktnad wffh s1i1urs and rsaoEUen1.
For entaloNle ed particulars a04Keaa Ne
fTsossls Tacsn s. VISA. TsI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07
SOARLRr FEYER

DArbys ProPhylastie Flaid Il IN
eqaAiled 10 tsa treatment q Soarl.a
Fewer. Used a. Q Garrie is psereuSs sbs
threat ffazn eeeomtne dipAtheFitia, al
lAys tee tnnAmusslsca snd sabduea he
pain. URd % sponee the body it al
lays tee itching tnaAmmation o. aha
skln and destroys infection.
kxp0se1 % tie stok room ID VII pro-
vent TIE sprsaa ef eonsAHion, and knep
he atUosghere wAolcsoma. dU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

The third period Of TIE aFm,s hisaagy
fAtea from $50 10 the PFese1s time. A
littls earlier, n the year iS36. tho speeu
Iaiivs mania rssahed q eEtEls in EsalaaS,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

kasakf treating on "WOodlana Psrk
Ana ArSnne" he aassa drive n -
NoEthwsS1. can Be purchased freua q.
q FHrSzss a Co., foE esoo. aaS-lno
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

Are Ia The greater part of tie honea,
o1th ap and down stairs. bat n The Il.
hrugy and arawing Fooea are moquetts
eAFpasA TIE natural woods ARa asea
thF0aEhout The hsase feF The inside ap-
10. 40 paint aayvheFs. Ths Vood
Wogk On NE tWo principal roama Il me
hoEAHy. deliberately carved. especially
The immense Wcc1en NANTES. wash
are mArvela % woRk. The ceilings
thgoaghcut The Grit noog ere 6ntshed
In coppsr foil-veFy Eieh In eaect and
suggesting tie observer viii ita dnFA-
etlity. lndeea. the style of tie entire
house seems - tkS1gh q vas tnteoaed
that many generations shoald dsell
there.
Lev boak caasa line tie IhrAgy, allel
With Standard veFha and uPon Tie
massive mAha9Mny canaaE table are q
uumhag of rtchiy eonna tomaA Be
tueea thm apaFtHent And he draUina
Fccm hnng IN gFaaafnl fot1a hiae per,
tiaFe& In this latter Foem ara fuli
Ilnxth, life iap PartFaiia e ny oonsin
and Ats w4fs. palnssd ~ David MsNeAl.
tAAt q Ne lady IN hiaek satVea. vita
FaFe lasa-aa he throai Ard wrtals b q
pieco % wcgk pAEtiselAEly Vel sxa
eatad. Ga an easel b gate q famaas
painting b GO Of BosscaAs hssl ayttsaS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

Caaerwsar halt pFloa. eheniss =.
niRha goH1a - skiEt1 SO and 90 eorpsas
10 caearAnoa sale san Pranctseo
sscre
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

Tia aOKNTEMERP" Is the most pop.
uInR lid glove In America, &1.45 for i've
buttons. $50 for eight b1ttonss They
are far below the price Of any other
Standard maker, and for dt and dnra-
bility are unexoelled The above are 70
tail prices 1.-THE glove d not sold at whsle-
Salel q eOHWABAOHER BIOS. dal2
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26

six tons of bituminous coal. The
principle is simple. A pan is to be
constructed to take the place Of
CRATE bars In an ordinary furnance
under boilers and heating appar-
atus. In this pan a small quanti-
ty of water is allowed to stand, the
supply of which is maintained
through a pipe. In the center of
the pan small jet of oil is furnish
ed from reservoir near by. The
oil spreads over the surface of the
water and is consumed as fast as
desired. Air is supplied from nu-
merous orifces in the pan above the
oil and water line, and when oil and
air are supplied in proper quanti-
ties the heat becomes intense, and
far surpasses the hottest furnace
fired with coal or gas.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26
Ketchum keystone.


Work has been resumed on the
Berthan mine, owned by the Falls
City mining company. The pros
poets of the Bertha are exceeding
ly good.
James Dunn came in from
Smoky on Wednesday, and re-
ports the various mines there look
ing better than ever. The Dollar
hide mine is looking well and will
prove to be a great mine. Ore is
found most anywhere in the mine.
Harry Murdock came down from
the Ophir mine on Thursday. The
tunnel is now 210 feet, and will be
run about forty feet more before it
is expected to strike the ore ledge.
Snow is about five feet deep on the
level and settling fast. A few
slides have occurred, but no dam
age done.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26
Cassia County Times.

News reached Albion last We'd
nesday evening that County Com
missioner Dave Walker was the
victim of a painful accident. He
had been hauling hay all day, and
just as he got through throwing off
the last load, the horses unexpect-
edly started up, when he lost his
balance and fell to the ground. In
falling he struck some parts of the
hay rack and broke one of his ribs,
besides other injuries. At last ac-
counts he was resting easy.
The editor of the Cootenai Cour-
ier lives in house located between
a church and a dance hall. Re-
Gently there was a dance at the
hall and meeting at the church
the same evening. 1t being quite
comfortable out of doors the editor
sat on the veranda and took in the
situation; "Let us pray-all salute
we beseech Thee to-ioin hands
draw near and-circle to the left
listen to us-frst four forward
and back--as we-all Promenade
kneel before Thee and-balance all
present our petition-grand right
and left-for Christ's sake-seat
your partners" The editor was
more than saddened at the degen-
eracy of the village and went off
and joined base ball club in or
der to be neutral.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26
Eagle Rock Register.


On Thursday of last week the
conductor of the passenger train
put man off at this place who
claimed that he came all the way
from North Carolina, and had step
ped off the train at Blackfoot,
where it went off and left him.
He had q dollar or two and the
next morning got filled up with
tanglefoot. He wore a badge and
claimed to belong to the G. A. R..
Some of his statesments also
showed that he had just came from
Challis. 1t soon became evident
that he was not altogether sound on
all questions, and a purse was made
up to buy a ticket and take him to
Blackfoot before Probate Judge
Shoemaker. As soon as he learned
there was show to go to the asy-
lum he was up and coming. He
went to Blackfoot, and as soon as
he was off the train he began in
quiring for the asylum, saying he
wanted to 60 there.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26
Boise Democrat.


The latest news is that q narrow
guage railroad is to be built from
Nampa to Boise.
Reuben Cox, one of the best men
in this valley, has been confined to
his home all winter, and is still
unable to get about. Rheumatism.
There are but three inmates of
the county Jail at present. Davis
and Salmon, two youthful thieves,
serving each one year for horse
stealing, and Peter Green, await
ing action of the grand jury.
Good showing for Ada county.
Gov. Stevenson and Controller
Wickersham have returned from
Blackfoot. The governor says the
insane asylum is one of the most
perfectly managed institutions of
the kind he ever visited, and speaks
in the highest praises of the sup
erintendent, DR.. Givens.
A soldier belonging to the infan-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26
A CALIFORNIAN IN LUCK.
Chicago News.


A tall Californian, with demon
colored whiskers, was playing bill
lizards in Washington street hall
the other night. He paused mid
way in the game and shouted" for
his own and partners benefit, for
two beers. The boy brought the
beer and the Californian produced
shining disc of Goods money" in
payment. The boy returned with
handful of bills and silver in
change, which the Californian hast
lily run through.
"Here, this is too much," he call
ed to the boy.
The boy explained that 10 cents
from $5 left $3.50.
"What Beer cents? Gimme
some more," and he gulped down
the remnant and handed his glass
out for replenishment.
1.-TWO beers is two bits on the
slope" he said, as he resumed bis
game, "an' l amt goin' to let any
nickle beer get away from me.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26
Challis Messenger,

Eugene Mccarthy and the Mar
lin Bros. have made a good strike
IN their graveyard claim, just above
the town of Bayhorse, within the
past few days. This mine contains
ledge of white quartz from ten to
twenty feetin thickness. The own
ers have been working on the hang
ing wall, heretofore, with rather
doubtful results. At the instance
of one of the owners, they COM
menced short time since to drive
for the foot wall, which, as indicat-
ed above, is reached, and better
things disclosed. On this wall
they found a vein of grey copper,
averaging from four to six inches
in thickness and assaying from 800
to 500 ounces per ton. This is one
of the chain of five claims, on this
vein, which, by development, are
proving themselves to be good
mines.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-03-26

The alleged stage robbers, John
son, Lovett and Young, will be re-
moved to Cassia county this week
upon the governors order.
The county commissioners held a
two days session this week, Mon
day and Tuesday. The subjects
which engaged their attention were
the funding of the county indebted
ness and the proposed bridge on
which the people of Eagle Rock are
SO much interested. They accom-
plished the necessary acts in the
funding matter, but deferred the
bridge subject until April.